Sentence examples for long report from inspiring English sources
If it is a long report, try "extremely worrying".
The magazine also carried a long report on Mr. Voulgarakis.
In March, Lighthizer's office released a long report detailing China's suspect trade practices.
They have a long report that recommends a funding level of $32 billion to keep things running smoothly.
The episode prompted a long report by the American Association of University Professors, a nonpartisan organization, critical of Cedarville's action.
The long report he wrote on his return caused an international outcry, and led to the establishment of Survival International.
But a new decade-long report, involving the work of 3,000 scientists, reveals that China's environmental policies are making clear positive impacts.
In July, MIT Technology Review will begin publishing a month-long report about "innovation clusters". Sounds like a fortified breakfast cereal for entrepreneurs, right?
ABC had originally planned an hour-long report about Super Tuesday, but has instead drafted in presenters Charles Gibson, Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos to front a five-hour show about the primaries.
A year-long report from the White House found 300 instances in which critical parts are handled by a single supplier seen as potentially too weak to meet the military's needs, or a foreign supplier.
Though Garcia submitted a three-hundred-and-fifty-page-long report last fall, the chair of the judicial branch of the ethics committee, Hans-Joachim Eckert, refused to make it public, instead issuing a forty-two-page summary which Garcia called "incomplete and erroneous".
